Absofuckinglutely they will.
Thatās been happening since the 60s
Not in Clare (is that a Clare jersey in your avatar ?) anyway
Do you still borrow your relatives suit when they come home?
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Your argument here is that some irish people are better off than others in terms of help and someone on a national platform tried to ask a person who could answer why that is? It was a leverage to ask why we arenāt getting the same terms.
Not Clare nor anywhere
Thereās lots of things we donāt have in Ireland that they have in other countries. Such is life. He might as well have asked him why we canāt have a siesta like they do on the continentā¦
Iām not saying we shouldnāt get the same terms as the UK, but at the same time, why should we?
Ok mate. A strange thing to get hung up on. In my opinion. I hope youāre keeping well
Iām sure there is some other country going to throw out a better gesture than the Brits, but weāll not hear about itā¦ Itās always āUK this, UK thatā.
About time we start taking our cues from places like Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden etcā¦ not that prick Boris and co.
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They arenāt intrinsically linked to us and donāt share a land border.
Weāre tied mate. Accept it or it will ate you alive
The only good thing they churn out are musicians.
And most of them are irish. The Gallagherās, morrissey etc
Morrissey has turned into the musical equivalent of a TFK poster.
Hang on now, there is 5 of us here. Which one?
Paschal Donoghue was brilliant there. Really good.
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Agreed. Both of us here said the same
Our ācaretakerā government are leading maybe it needed a crisis like this but fuck me they are doing a good job
Theyāve come in to this crisis in the backdrop of political turmoil and theyāve handled it very well.
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Bless him but heāll try all the same
There was a Jew in lisdoonvarna who used to be at that craic. His mother was posting home cash every week to avoid inheritance tax @Raylan @Big_Dan_Campbell might know them